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77 Shudehill, Manchester M4 4AN
Banh VI
Banh Vi has made a mark in the City with diverse menu that originally embraced a fully plant-based approach.
While they have expanded to include non-vegan options, they are still crafting some of the most flavourful meat-free sandwiches in the city.
Delight your taste buds with Banh Vi’s Vietnamese sandwiches, generously stuffed with pickles, plant-based pate, and a medley of Asian-style vegetables and proteins.
The menu extends beyond sandwiches to include delectable offerings like summer rolls, oyster mushroom wings, and even a breakfast banh mi.
Situated at New Century, Corporation St, M60 4ES, Banh Vi invites patrons to savour rich and diverse flavours of their culinary creations.
This and That
Simply a Manchester institution selling fabulous curries, and for a great price too.
Embraced by the locals as Manchester’s beloved curry haven and renowned for its iconic rice and three offerings, This & That has held its esteemed status since its inception in 1984.
Providing an extensive array of delectable curries, the establishment also boasts a considerable selection of vegan options.
Nestled inconspicuously on Soap Street, locating this culinary gem might require a moment of exploration, but once discovered, the experience is transformative.
Rest assured, once you’ve savoured the flavours of This & That, there’s no turning back. Recognised as a local treasure, it holds a special place in the hearts of patrons for a myriad of reasons.
Purezza
Purezza was established in 2015 and has gained a reputation for its plant-based pizzas and diverse menu options.
The chain aims to provide delicious, cruelty-free alternatives to traditional pizza ingredients while maintaining a focus on sustainability and ethical practices.
Purezza’s menu features a variety of innovative vegan pizzas made with homemade dough and plant-based toppings.
They use creative and flavorful combinations of ingredients to replicate traditional pizza flavors.
Some of their popular pizza options include the Margherita Pizzaiola, Parmigiana Party, and the Seasonal Specials that change regularly.75-77 High St, Manchester M4 1FS
Wholesome Junkies
Wholesome Junkies enjoyed widespread popularity at Arndale Market throughout its tenure, and the venture has expanded to establish its standalone restaurant, featuring a tantalizing vegan roast dinner on the menu.
Indulge in a variety of delectable dishes crafted with mock meat, ranging from hearty Sunday lunches to flavorful bao and burgers.
Beyond their fixed location at Unit 4 Mirabel St, M3 1PJ, Wholesome Junkies continues to make its mark through various pop-ups across town.
The Allotment Vegan Restaurant
This award-winning restaurant offers a fully vegan menu, using seasonal, organic and locally sourced produce. There’s a reason it has been named one of the best vegan restaurants in the world.
The menu changes regularly to reflect the seasons and the creativity of the chefs.
1-3 Cathedral Gates, Manchester M3 1SW
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What the Pitta
What the Pitta is a popular vegan fast food chain that originated in London and has now expanded to several locations across the UK, including Manchester. They specialise in vegan kebabs made with a plant-based meat alternative called seitan.
Located in the Northern Quarter of Manchester, What the Pitta offers a range of vegan kebab options, including the Original Döner, the Vegan Gyro, and the Vegan Souvlaki. Their kebabs are made with freshly baked pitta bread, salad, hummus, tzatziki (vegan option available), and a choice of seitan fillings.
In addition to their kebabs, What the Pitta also offers vegan sides such as loaded fries, falafel, and vegan nuggets. They also have a range of vegan desserts, including baklava and chocolate cake.
59 Church St, Manchester M4 1PD, United Kingdom
The Vurger Co
Nestled within the Northern Quarter, The Vurger Co. has set up shop in a new building, bringing its acclaimed burger offerings from London and Brighton to Manchester.
Prepare your taste buds for a feast of indulgent burgers, featuring options like the classic New York Melt, the tantalizing Buffalo Vurger with a crispy ‘chicken’ patty bathed in buffalo hot sauce, and the savory Hunny Chicken. This particular creation boasts a house-made vegan honey drizzled over The Vurger Co.’s chicken patty, accompanied by honey mustard aioli, gherkins, and served on fresh brioche.
You’ll find The Vurger Co. at Unit 2, Transmission House, 11 Tib St, M4 1AE, providing locals and visitors alike with a flavorful escape into the world of plant-based burger excellence.
Sanskruti Restaurant
Sanskruti Restaurant is an Indian vegetarian restaurant located in Fallowfield.
They offer a range of dishes from different regions of India, all made with fresh, authentic ingredients.
95 Mauldeth Rd, Manchester M14 6SR, United Kingdom
Zouk Tea Bar & Grill
Zouk Tea Bar & Grill is an Indian restaurant located in the city centre.
They offer a vegetarian and vegan menu, with a range of dishes inspired by traditional Indian street food.
The Quadrangle, Chester St, Manchester M1 5QS, United Kingdom
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Pastan
Pastan is a new restaurant in Manchester that specialises in handmade, plant-based pasta dishes.
Their fully plant-based menu features favourites such as Dolce Vita (vegan carbonara), Green Velvet (a pea and shallot ravioli dressed in a salsa verde) and Catalonia (black cavatelli pasta made in a rich tomato sauce, spiced with apricot harissa and rosemary), plus sides of Loaded Gnocchi. Prices start from £12.95 for a main.
They aim to provide healthy, natural food that is both delicious and environmentally sustainable
Bhaji Pala
Bhaji Pala a restaurant that specialises in authentic vegetarian and vegan cuisine from western India, specifically the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Goa.
The name Bhaji-Pala translates to green veggies and herbs, which are key ingredients in this type of cuisine.
2 Old Hall Rd, Gatley, Cheadle SK8 4BE
Mowgli
Mowgli takes inspiration from the street food stalls of India, where the focus is on fresh ingredients, bold flavours, and sharing plates.
The menu features a variety of small plates, known as tiffin boxes, that are designed for sharing and sampling different dishes.
Each dish is carefully crafted with a balance of spices and ingredients to create a harmonious blend of flavours.
Corn Exchange, Manchester
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Maray
Maray offers an amazing selection of vegetarian dishes in their eclectic Middle Eastern-inspired restaurant. Check out review here.
Located in the bustling city centre, Maray is a hidden gem that’s well worth seeking out tucked away on Brazennose Street just behind Lincoln Square.
GRUB
For weekend munching this Veganuary, visit GRUB.
They’re known for the delicious street food that is served week in, week out by a vast range of incredible traders.
You’ll only ever find small, independent businesses cooking here and they are proud to say that some of the area’s best loved eateries traded their events in their early days including Wholesome Junkies, Yakumama, Rudy’s Pizza, The Hip Hop Chip Shop, Doner Summer, Honest Crust Pizza and Pollen Bakery.
The Eighth Day Café
The Eighth Day Café is a vegetarian café and shop located in the heart of Manchester.
They offer a wide range of vegetarian and vegan dishes, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.
They also offer a range of vegan wines and cocktails.
111 Oxford Rd, Manchester M1 7DU, United Kingdom
Veggie Pret a Manger
Having arrived on Deansgate Road just last October, our Manchester Veggie Pret is the first venue outside of London that has a completely vegetarian menu.
Not a cow in sight! Perfect for those quick lunches and on-the-go hunger fixes, look out for the famous green sign that shouts: “healthy food found here”.
Must-haves from the menu are: the butternut pesto and roasted tomato flatbread, vegan ‘mac and greens’ and the halloumi, red pepper and basil toastie.
79-81 Deansgate, Manchester M3 2BW
Gorilla
Looking for some tasty brunch options? The music venue and bar Gorilla is ideal. Offering both veggie and vegan breakfast options, guests are spoiled for choice this Veganuary.
And when you’re feeling super hungry, upgrade to the Royal Vegetarian breakfast with three Quorn sausages, two homemade hashbrowns, two fried eggs, mushrooms, beans, tomatoes, chilli and sweet potato hash, and extra toast.
Brunch is served every day up until 4pm, so you’ve got plenty of time.
But, if you do miss it, Gorilla have plenty of other veggie options on their main menu, too. Indulge in the three-cheese, sun-blushed tomato and garlic grilled cheese sourdough for that greasy hangover fix, or – for something a bit more peculiar – try tofu tacos with mushroom dashi, crispy seaweed and kimchi mayo.
Shoryu Ramen
Last but not least is the ultimate noodle bar, Shoryu Ramen, who have an extra special set menu for veggies to enjoy.
On the menu is a special edition Quorn mince ramen, matcha tea steamed buns and your choice of some tasty desserts. Perfect for a tasty Veganuary.
Be sure to get your chopsticks into their White Natural Ramen, made with soy milk, miso and shiitake mushrooms, and full to the top with veggies, tofu, bamboo shoots and seaweed. If that doesn’t sound like a superfood, then what is?
There’s never been a better time to enjoy Veganuary Manchester. Go and get em!
